Athens banner-herald. (Athens, Ga.) 1933-current, October 26, 1937, Home Edition, Page PAGE FIVE, Image 5

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Newspaper Page TextJESDAY, OCTOBER 26, 1937, T 3 FOR CLASSIFIED ADVERTISING paily Rates Per Word Consecutive Insertions i Day, per w0rd........ 02 | One 40 Minimum Charge......oces = Three insertions f0r....... w . ADVERTISEMENT will be 01. e,, for less than 40 cents, :l\vﬂ.,ispments ordered for ir jar insertions take the rrglvm“‘, rate. Name and ad- | :?:H must be counted in the pody of the advertisement, | AN FRROR is made, The 4 Bﬂ‘m‘w,.,l,erald is responsible ‘ for only one incorrect linser fon. The advertiser should 1 potify irmediately if any cor | rection 18 needed. 1 1L I)I9(.,'ONTINUANCES must be made in persom at THB ANNER = HERALD OFFICE, f by letter. Phone discontinu ances are NOT valid. 1L WANT ADS are payable in advanre-wANT AD 1 5 PHONE 75] Ao Houses for Rent { e oD RENTAL VALUES -= 215 oakland Avenue; seven rooms, iwo sinks, suitable for two fam jies, very reasonable. 143 North Milledge Avenue,. small two bed. loom house on very attractive jot. Brick house at 256 Bloom- Geld on paved straet, available now, rent reasonable. Hutching cox, Inc., Phone 345. orR RENT—lLarge house, 227 Hil greet, corner of Church, near High School, good . rent value. Attractive house on well shrub-. ped lot, near Milledge Cirele, excellent neighborhood, at $356. Hutchins-Cox, Ine., 283 Collége Avenue. “ oR RENT = 'Fine _ seven-room: prick house ~at 940 ‘South Lumps kin Street;” small garage paart-' ment on lot; furnace; . opposite University, -ideal section to: sub rent rooms. - Hutchins. Cox, Inc., 832 College Avenue. ”J ~ FOR SALE ; 0R SALE—We are headquarters for “Above the Floor” Circulators, including the famous Allen Parlor" Furnaces, other make heaters and brass fireplace accessories in setl‘ or single pieces. A special dis count on brass accessories for a limited time. Norris Hardware Co., Phone 57,131 E. Clayton street, 0R SALE—Fulghum Seed Oats, flc per bushel.. These are se lected seed, grown on our own farm and contain no smut, wild onions ,ete; Christian Hard ware., | OR SALE—AII types Heaters, Cook Stoves, Stove Pipe, ect.,‘ Kelley Axes, Atkins and Sim onds Cross-Cut Saws. Jmt‘*mi ceived carload Byers Galvanize el and Black Water Pipe, Can furnish all kinds pipe ﬂttings-." Farmers Seed and Hardwarol Company, Broad at Oconee Street., OR SALE—Scotch Broom. Now‘ is the time to plant, 258 Spring dale street, For Sale—Seed Oats O SALE—BOO bushels Coker's smut resistant oats, 60¢c bushel. Frnest Brock, Phone 3502, Ath ens, Ga. For Sale—Furniture OR SALE — Small Frigidaire; Westinghouse range; oak buffet; éxcellent conditioon, Prices are reasonable, - Apply 432, Univer. sity Drive; Phone 1220-J. . - Business Opportunity OR SALE—A nice filling station, vith living gquarters in back; 1 icre of land; fenced in with £ood wire; nice orchard started; Penty of flowers; waterworks; A-1 location; doing good busi ess. Three miles of Athens on Lexington Road, at Gaines School., Reason for selling I have Other interests, Write T. Y. Harris, jr., RFIN 2, Crawford, Ga, SEED OR SALE—Abruzzi nye, Crimson Clover, Austrian Peas, Haliry Veich, Seed Oats, Seed Wheat; iso Italian Rye Grass for win ter lawns ang winter grazing. Our Volume of business enables us to Blve you quality merchandise at Meht price. Farmers Seed & Hardwarg Company. or Sale—M iscellaneous OR SALE—wWe still have several ‘s of our new improved Leak- Proof Galvanized Metal Roofing I contract at $4.10 per square “ the store, $4.20 delivered, UXI2 feet lengths 10¢ per square ligher. Christian Haraware. eAT TSRS TERRI For Rent—Rooms ® RENT — 7Two furnished Oms, stearn heat, hot afd cold Vater. Wiectric lights, Me “lanical ice box, in refined home. I.',',’;[l S. Lumpkin street. o Plants for Sale LANTS FOR SALB-—Long spur req columbine®selladonna, bella- Mosum ang Chinese delphenium. Also perenniaj lupin. All ready © transplant and now fs the Re 10 put themm out. 36k, Broughton, 280 Cherokee Avenue, Phone 682.7 . For Sale or Trade Villys Coupe, - . perfest condi on. Will sell-or trade for lot o, "ouse and Tot, Whitmier Fiir, ©. Phone Sl e Lest and Found LOST—Small brown zipper pock ethook containing blue case, gold-rimmed glasses, black foun tain pen, compact. Please re to Banner-Herald. For Rent or Sale FOR RENT OR SALE—Six room bungalow, No. 103 Nicholson street. Bargain sale price with easy terms. A. E. Davison. For Rent—Houses F'OR. RENT—Furnished house on November 10; six rooms; furnace, Desirable residence street: $55.00. References. Write “M"”, care Banner-Herald. 5 3 FOR RENT—Six room house, 530 Cobb street, corner lot on pave ment; newly painted; furnace heat, See J. H. Epting; phone 1686 day; night 1070-W. Wanted—Houses WANTED—To rent five room house or apartment any time he fore November 30th. Call Alex Saye at 135-J. For Sale—Heifers FOR SALFE—Fine heifers freshen ing m March and April, C. E. - Hutchins, Jeffersen Road. For Hallowe’en SERVE FRESH Apple Cider and Fancy Georgia Apples. Get them at Atlantic Co., Ocnoee Street, or see John Arrendale at Co-Operative Creamery. For Sale—Gas Heater FOR SALE — One Instantaneous Gas Water Heater, at a bargain. Phone 84, Brick and Rock Work ARE YOUR chimneys fire proof and in good shape on top? Do your fireplaces need relining? Work guaranteed. Fhone 9126. If You Want Quick Service —PHONE 1871— Porterfield’s Garage 150 E. WASHINGTON STREET FREE TEST ON RADIO TUBES All Makes Sets Repaired H. C. TOWNS AT EPPES ELECTRIC CO. Telephone 491 123 North Jackson Street For Christmas - - - 3 Individual Cards Made from Your Favorite Picture PORTRAITS FOR GIFTS WEDDING AND PARTY PHOTOS No Appointments Necessary. ' ARNETT’S STUDIO PHONE 2036 255/ NORTH LUMPKIN ST. USED CARS SAVE SSO to $75 By Coming to THE SAFEST PLACE TO BUY AND WHERE YOU HAVE 75 to 100 Good Clean Used Cars to Select From At Rock Bottom Prices GEORGIA MOTORS, Inc. Phone 50 Woashington Street ez Samson Card Tables 42 ht:w . A "";rg?‘;\;_ e c:\%_;;’?'g_;ié%\ Strong enough to stand N{i:!?/ €1 on. Stainproof Washa- N \‘ ble Tops; Double Steel - Braced Legs; Smoothly | \7\\, Rounded Edges. Several | Colors to Choose From. $1.75 $225 $3.00 $4.00 l HAVE YOUR CHILDREN SEE | “A SERVANT OF THE PEOPLE” SPONSORED BY THE ELIJAH CLARKE CHAPTER D. A. R. GEORGIA THEATER—OCTOBER 26th-27th Rcasssmn R IS ERECIEER SRS PR SRS e e The McGregor Co. WE BUY OLD GOLD SILVER | HIGHEST PRICES PAID , IN CASH . }. BUSH, JEWELER I 165 EAST_QI_._A_Y:I'O_NA STREET ATHENS, GA. LR eA~ . TR AIAUAL BATION-WIDE USED [Hskﬂ[llgnnnnu 36 V-8 Deluxe Fordor Sedan . $487 ’36 V-8 Tudor, Trunk . . . . $475 ’36 V-8 Deluxe Tudor . . . . $475 ’35 V-8 Deuxe I Tudor .. . ... $375 i ’35 V-8 Fordor ] Sedan . . . . 3385 | ’34 V-8 DeLuxe Coupe, 3 Radio, Rbl. St. s33s§‘ ¥'34 V-8 Tudor s Sedan . . . .sz9si % 33 V-8 Tudor Sedan . . . . $265 ’35 Chevrolet Std. ‘ Coach . . . . $345 ’34 Chevrolet Std. | Coach. ... . 3315 ’34 Chevrolet Master Fordor . . . . $345 34 Chevrolet Master Coach . . . . $335 ‘ ’33 Chevrolet Fordor | Sedan . .. $3lO | -’35 Dodge Coupe $395 ’ “TCT AT i e | | T | © C.A.TRUSSELL ~ MOTORCO. | ATHENS’ OLDEST DEALER | —PHONE 1097— | THE BANNER-HERALD, ATHENS, GEORGIA Announcements FOR MAYOR To the Voters of Athens: I hereby announce myself .a candidate for Mayor of Athens to succeed myself, subject to the Democratic primary. It is usual to give an endorsement to an offi cer who has done his duty. i trust that my administration as Mayor has been such as to commend me to the favorable con sideration of my fellow citizens. T. 8, MBI FOR MAYOR : I hereby announce myself as a candidate for mayor of the ecity of Athens, subject to the Demo cratic primary to be held Novem ber. 23, subject to the rules and regulations of the Democratic Bx ecutive Committee, A. G. DUDLEY. B AR .vil R PO FOR ALDERMAN—FIRST WARD I wish to announce my candi dacy for re-election to e¢city coun cil as aderman from the first ward, subject to the rules and regula tions of the city Democratic pri méary to bé held November 23, 1 have given my best efforts in the ‘nterest of the citizens of the First Ward and the city generally, and cespectfully ask that you honor me with your vote and influence, Signed, W. H. "BUCK" PAUL. s Railroad Schedules SEABOARD AIRLINE RAILWAY Arrival and Departure of Trains Athens, Georgia. Leave for Richmond, Washington, New York and East— Leave for Klberton, Greenwood 1:00 a: m. 3:50 p. m.—Alr Conditloned 9:083 p. m,—Air Conditioned. Monroe, N. C. (Local)— 10:46 a. m. Leave for Winder, ILawrenceville Atlanta (Local)-—— 6:03-p. m, Leave for Atlaina, South and Wesl 4:156 a, m. 2:40 p. m.—Air Conditioned. 6:68 a.m.—Air Conditioned. GAINESVILLE - MIDLAND RAILWAY No. 2 (Lus) leaves Athens 6:156 am No. 12 (mixed train) leaves Athena 11:30 8. ™. No. 1 (bus) arrives Athens 6:20 p. m. No. 11 (mixed train) arrives Ath ens 10:30 a. m. CENTRAL OF GEORGIA Leave Athens Daily (Except Sunday) 6:30 a. m, and 4:15 p. m. Sunday only 7:50 a. m. and 4:00 p. m. Arrive Athens Daily 12:36 p. m. and 9:16 p, m. GEORGIA ‘RAILROAD Daily Except Sunday Train 50 Leaves Athens 8:30 a. m Trair 61 Arrives Athens 8:00 a, m SOUTHERN RAILWAY Arrives—— ~—Departs 11:20 a. m. 7:35 a. m. v:00 p. m. 1:05 p. m. J. R. MORRELL Telephone 81. HARTMAN - BEDGOOD @ Q LUMBER CO. A Cement, Lime, Plaster,, .';.";?f:'l(\j Insulating Material, Lath, o Brick, Lumber and ; , General Mill-Work et L N ) AUTHORIZED DEALERS FOR S CREECH COAL e VLt . Phones 1340 and 1341 )& CREECH;-' | EATEE - COAL o o _ /) (/ 7 ,jf\_\: ‘A\;\.\ s, e & s o [l | ™ (/g i) THE MUELLER FURNACE ] " With a 20-Year Guarantee % ,:% GET READY FOR WINTER NOW! . ZKTC:E" Phone for Free Estimates on Clean _ il 3:;:/ ing and Repairing Your Furnace el L. H. BAILEY *més;‘i Roofing and Sheet Metal = —PHONE 106— N Complete plant food L A w N S Cut old grass closely, apply VIGORO (4 pounds per 100 square feet), sow Winter Grass evenly (1 pound per 100 square feet), rake in tightly, scak c¢ovwn thoroughly. FOR MAKING NEW LAWNS AND RENOVATING OLD ONES USE COFER’'S COMPOSTED HUMUS 2¢ per Ib.— $1.75 cwt.—s3o ton Free Charts on Making Lawns and Planting Bulbs. Phone 247 : Athens, Ga. Personals MEN OLD AT 40! GET PEP-— New Ostrex Toniec Tablets con tain raw oyster invigorators and other stimulants. One dose starts new pep. Value SI.OO. Special price 89¢. Call, write Moon-Winn Drug Co. : SPECIAL NOTICE . " CITY TAXES , The third .installment of City Taxes are due from October 15tk to November- Ist, inclusively. Tax payers who fail to pay on or be fore. Noavember Ist 'will have to ray $1.50 cost on fi. fa. which will be issued against ail delinquents. G. E. O'FARRELL, Lo Oy Mg | ¥ | JESTER \ ACCIDENT INSURANCE UMNE OAY OR LONGER $lO KEWARD for Any Radio We Cannot Repalr FREE ESTIMATE Honest, Relicble Radio Repairing Work Guaranteed DOSTER’S RADIO SHOP Phone 1621 — 288 North Lump'din ey GOOD TERMS 40 TO PICK FROM USED CARS Next to Court House BREWER & BROWN Real Estate — Renting Fire Insurance PHONE 977 1014 E. Clayton Street EXTRA SPECIAL! 4-Ibs. johnson’s Prepared Wax for $2.19 Free with Each Purchase 1 Wax Applier and 1 Kleen Floor Duster Phone 67 or €8 Moon-Winn Drug Co. FOR SALE—Brand new factory living trailer, with all conevn iences. Will sleep four people, and will sell completey equip ped ready to roll. Apply Roy B. Jones, TL.egion Fair Grounds. Wanted 100 Good Mules. WILL PAY CASH. Also for sale, 1937 Ford Tudor Sedan, “60” series, $450. Terms to right party. MOORE MULE CO. Jeffersonn Road " PHONE 3504 INSURANCE ‘ RENTING and REAL ESTATE Serving This Com munity Almost Half Century! Hutchins-Cox, Inc. FIRST AID CLASSES | BEGIN HERE MONDAY (Cuutinuea vrsm ™nge One) l Lester, Misg Louise Simpson, Mrs.! J. M. Means. | Athens Xindergarten -— Mrs, Mary McKnight Rice. University High School — Miss Virgina Miller, Miss Jessie Mae Parker, Miss Mary Tingle. Connected with no school—Mrs, Macey Thompson Landers, (Plans teach first of year, has Gen. Ele pentary ' Cert.), Miss Klda Mae! Scarborough « (not teaching thlsi year,) ‘ Mason Academy, Lexington, Ga. ~—Mrs, Harnard Mopkins, Mrs, B. B. Sanders, Mrs. M. A. Guill, Mrs. Joel Cundy, Miss Dorothy Haines, Mr. B. B. Sanders, Mrs. Lillian M. Busn, Miss Mattie Paul, Miss Ruth C(asteel, Miss Nelle Turner, Miss Julia Helen Burgin, Miss Dorothy Whitehead. Bishop Consolidated School, Bis hop, Ga.—Miss Annie C. Newton, (Supt.), Mirs. Hallie Norville, - . Crawford High Schooi, Crawford, Ga.—Miss Laodice Bupt, Mr. I. P. Green, i ) | Winterville High School, Winter ville, Ga.—Miss Mildreq ‘Almand, Miss Grace Williams, Miss Frances Baker, Miss Juddye Bowers, Miss ’Gussie Knight, Miss Janie Telford. Winterville School, Wiinterville, Ga.—Miss Bula Hulsey, Miss Willie Mae Thurmond, Mrs. Ruby W. Towns, | Bogart High School, Bogart, Ga. 4 —Miss [lizabeth Standard, Miss Lois Amelia Broome, ‘ Carithers School, Bogart, Ga.— Mr. Olin Comer, Cleveland. ‘ Ocones County High School, Maxeys, Ga-~—Migs Lora Alrmel Sproull. ] Hull School—Migs Maggie Ruth Pass. | Arnoldsvile School, Arnoldsville, Ga.—Miss Eva Fleming, Miss Lucy Dillard, Miss Mae Ola Bishop. { ‘ . . | Atlanta Constitution ‘ Opposes State - - . Domination of Counties (Continyeda from Page One) gtate control of local governments and would result in setting up a “political machine,” at the capi tol which would dominate every public aetivity in the state. ’ 4lf this is true there will be strong support for the position taken by the commissioners. It would obviously, be undesirable to take the reins es local government \out of the hands of the lolal author ities and transfer them to the state capitol. The functions of rgovernment now lodged in the counties, and other local subdi visions, themselves are too close ’to the people to make it probable that centralized: control would be [uppmved by the puhlic. Local Control “1t is conceivable that theré are some ' functions of government now heing performed by local unite which could be administered more efficiently and economically by the state government, but certainly the greater part, of the work of local governments can be best perform ed by them. If, as the gounty com-. missioners feel, these functions of ihe local governments are endan gerd by the proposed program of the speclal tax commission it is unwise and unsafe, “Developments in national gov ernmental affairs of recent years have resunlted in much breaking down of state lines. The national government today exercises ex-« tensive influence over state ad ministrations. ; “Under this condition the trans fer of the functions of county, or other loeal governments, to the state would, in effect, mean a-fur ther increase in the centralization of all government—national, state and local—in Washington. “Regardless of the ideals behind the move towards centralization of government, it is impossible for Washington, or even a state gov ernment, to direct the affairs of individual communities as well as they can be administered by local officials. _Problems in different sections of the country: vary wide ly and rules and regulations which might be desirable in one part of the country, would be utterly bur densome and ‘inequitable in an other. “It is neecessary that, in things which affect their daily lives, the neople not only shall be close to authority, but that they take part, in as great degree as possible, in their own public affairs. Thus is good citizenship built and thus is training in public. service acquired. “If the proposals embodied in the tax commissipn report make pos ‘gible coneentration of governmenf activities to too great an extent in the same government, it should be rejected, as the county commiss joners demand, or at Jeast modi fied in such degree as to remove every possibility of such central izing effect.” | _. BOYS’ BOOTS ALy | BELACK OR i mij{eﬂ i F&N } \ n’.}f;:;ﬁ $2.45 to ;| - b ]T R f BETTERSILK FULL ! FASHIONED HOSE | 79¢c and 89c¢ (FOR THE SOBRE FAMILY) LUCAS & JENKINS y 2 MORE TODAY & PALAOE DAYS WEDNESDAY IS H DHIt! THE WORLD AND §2O neOSE % s eB- BMI WY FOVOR eY 4 g S e A Lo '. P :’/ J\l ‘Three Smart Girls”{:‘i’;, oy ;;;_L;ng;;- ST DlO 100 MEN*>/<GIRL L LEOPD L; TOKOWS K] ADOLPHE MENJO "UUE BRADY EUGENE PALLETTE,ZEJNISCHA AUER PN WS A od® Lodll. Wy RS A o] — EXTRA! —— PETE SMITH’S “PIGSKIN CHAMPIONS” Featuring “THE GREEN BAY PACKERS” PROFESSIONAL FCOTBALL TEAM POPEYE, “l Like Babies and Infinks.” m LAST GEORGIA .. Today NO WAR in this NEW air thrilier] . .;.* The drama of out lawed flyers — and of a beautiful girl on a strange honeymoonl g ﬁﬂm o\\s\'““ t?ﬁ.nd.n@?wdmd---— ~i:g 8} - ALSO—2-Reel Corﬁ.e“é‘; and News Events.m 2 Days-Wednesday and Thursday-2 Ways s A 800 g P g . SRR e \ & S R e r i AR R P e ot s R p R M B S Rt i e R TR e e ei 0 v e T T e e R e ' v s 3 G T A T | SRS L 3 G B e .-:5:72'"1:1:7:7:75:1f?f':-"}' R % I s T W Y Bi s Y G s 73 O, 7 Y 3 3 P L o » - /o pEe T P &‘ﬁ W"’d Ty ib - 4 — Special Added Attraction — ELIJAH CLARKE CHAPTER OF D. A. R. ' Presents “SERVANT OF THE PEOPLE” : M-G-M’s Dramatization of the Constitution of the United States. , M.at. £ lsc LUCAS & JENKINS Today & Nite -20 c STRA" n - Wednesday it s\“GLOW! UH Boy, 7'l? :, * “\‘ g hnne -W” 3o “4r s WESTORReet iol SN ’ wm\“:‘g&“a&““‘;ﬁ\ e R L. yaoe 02 .009-“?‘_““9:-‘ 8 S SR Z oMBt ¥, e R oy arcyY F i : 5 5 S s g @2 N . a B - R 5 g eu}, : - P »& ' ;\h 3 I\\ ;"J‘j[ ‘;’:‘vgﬁ“’%‘ 3 = € i T omita sl 25 e Ne S e ALSO—Grantland Rice’s King Soceor. PAGE FIVE A hf;hévagee‘n':ﬁ fuhmesl P s)euth ; LAT T BT YP s R i .' o's é',wthfr crirr?e":v & ~ FORTY [T JAMES GLEASON ‘(md ZASU PITTS

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Athens banner-herald. (Athens, Ga.) 1933-current, October 26, 1937, Home Edition, Page PAGE FIVE, Image 5